Disappointed with the food quality. The dried up dab of cream cheese and cuke sandwich caused it to…read morefall apart and taste questionable. The chicken salad sandwich was soggy on the bottom indicating that it was not made fresh. I have eaten here before but this time it wasn't enjoyable.

Celebrated Mother's Day late with a wonderful tea. Our waitress was Sara (AMAZING) who was…read moreknowledgeable and patient with all our questions. We had scones, tea sandwiches, and tea. Everything we tried was delicious. Would highly recommend. Cute little dress up area for kiddos too. Well worth the 1.5 hour drive to get here.

I love this little gem! Whether you like tea or not, you will find something you can enjoy here but…read moreif you love tea, even better! You need to come early in the day as they close at 3, but this little tea room is charming and offers a wide variety of teas, as well as wine, juices, and even rootbeer floats. Food is simple - salads, soup, quiche, and sandwiches mainly. Desserts are outstanding too! There is an option to do a high tea if you're interested in a full experience. I enjoyed the Moroccan mint tea (everyone gets their own adorable tea pot and a cup and saucer - no two are the same!) and a pimento grilled cheese with broccoli noodle soup. For dessert, I had the hummingbird cake. They do special events throughout the year and their prices are very reasonable. If you're looking for a fun thing to do with some girlfriends or family, check this place out!

Took my "little" here for a new experience so she could try some Tea and Boba. We loved looking at…read moreall the cute little trinkets in the gift shop. The food was great and we loved the ambiance!

I have been doing high tea the last 2 years and we hand-picked this place to visit this year. This…read morewas a beautiful house outside and inside. This was a great pick after a some research. The house was packed on a Tuesday afternoon. We did reservations and so glad we did as they were not taking walk-ins on the day we dined. The employees were very courteous and kind. The menu is great and so much to choose from. But of course we chose the high tea meal. It comes with 4 sandwiches lemon bread and scones and to finish strawberries. All the food was of good quality and tasted very good. Cucumbers and tomatoes could have been cut thinner on the sandwiches, but the taste was really good. They have a few things for sale, but it is not a small gift shop. The few tea rooms that I have gone to did have a souvenir shop to buy tea, bakery items or small tea pots or cups. But I think their focus is on the tea room and food. Their tea is placed in tea pots that are beautiful and they place it on warmer to keep it warm. With many variations of teas and also other option other than tea to choose from. It was just a great place to enjoy the day and some tea.

Miss Hickory's Tea Room is a quaint tea house right next to the scenic Mill Stream Run Reservation…read more There's a softness to the place with its charming teapots and tea cups, pastel color scheme, and themed tea rooms. I had the loveliest afternoon tea with my mom at Miss Hickory's. AMBIANCE: You'll step back into the 1900's with time-specific decor and waitresses' attire. Miss Hickory's occupies a mid-1800s farmhouse that was owned by the first blacksmith in Strongsville, William Weller. The current owners preserved the historic charm, transformed the farm house into multi-room tea house. There are two main dining areas on the first floor, and multiple gorgeous themed tea rooms upstairs (like the Gathering Room and Storybook Tea Room). The interior contains a lot of refurbished and vintage furniture, charming housewares, and decor. Think pastels, florals, and lace. The space comfortably accommodates big groups and pairs. Small parking lot is available onsite, consider car pulling if attending with a large group. RESERVATIONS: I personally despise the commitment of reservations, but the process here is very easy. I emailed the tea house, received same day email response, and was not charged to hold the reservation. The tea room space started filling very quickly at open, so it's best to reserve your space. FOOD/TEA: Multi-page menu will accommodate all types of tastes. Find another seasonal menu at your table with all the flavors of the season. The menu contains signature plates, sandwiches, soups, sides, sweets, desserts, and beverages. You can have anything from a full tea feast to no tea at all equally enjoying your time. If you're a tea connoisseur, read all tea descriptions at the end of the menu. We ordered Miss Hickory's High Tea Sampler ($23 per person) that contains a shareable 3-tier serving tray with finger sandwiches, wonton cups, strawberries, scones, sweets, and crème. While I have seen larger portions at other tea houses, the food amount was very filling. Everything was extremely fresh, much fresher than experienced at other tea houses. I most enjoyed the walnut scones, they were so delicious! The standalone menu items seemed expensive and were served in very small quantities based on our observation of other guests. I don't think that ordering standalone items offers value. My mom thought that the experience was pricey, while I think it's about at market price. Since the tea is not included in the sampler, we ordered and shared two tea pots - Loose Leaf Arctic Berry and Black Currant ($4 per teapot with refills but no sharing). They were served with a tea warmer which was incredible, I love me some hot tea! The flavors started out very mild then evolved during our experience due to longer steeping. We agreed that Arctic Berry was our favorite tea. If you're not into loose leaf teas, you'll discover a very long Twinings selection. EXPERIENCE FOR KIDS: Many guests arrived with kids who were very enthusiastic about tea parties. They wore adorable matching outfits. Kids received their own tea experience - tiny tea cups and teapot. It was really cute! The room upstairs (Storybook Tea Room) seems to well accommodate anyone with children, has fairytales book, and play tea set. I can envision an adorable children's tea party in this space. SERVICE: The service is extremely attentive. Five stars! Our waitress was so kind, efficient, and just generally pleasant. She presented us with a demo of additional desserts for purchase at the end of the dining experience. One of them was Bridgerton-inspired Mille-feuille! We didn't have any more room for desserts, but they looked really elaborate! The owner inquired how our experience was at the end of our afternoon tea as well which felt especially welcoming. SHOP: The tea house has a small shopping area by the entrance. The cutest things are tea cup cards with tea bags! We loved our calm and delicious afternoon tea. We plan to return during nature's more scenic seasons like winter or the vibrant time of fall. I think that the views by the tea house will be unmatched. I have to say that it's one of my best tea house experiences.

We did come here to peruse the gift shop while walking through Medina Public square. We didn't…read morehave reservations so we were unable to have tea at this place. The place was packed. The gift shop was nice with many different items to look at for tea. I loved the tea lamp they had for sale. The employee was not very engaging just hanging out waiting for the next person to cash out. We did look inside the tea room. The dining area seemed a little dark for my liking but from what I could see everyone was enjoying their time in the room. Next time we are here, we will need to try the tea.

We definitely enjoyed this place! We loved the decor for the holidays! The tree was beautiful! Our…read moreservers Faith and Evelyn were very sweet! Our food was excellent! The chicken salad on the croissant was excellent! The chicken divan and vegetarian lasagna looked very good, too We took home some carrot cake and chocolate torte! Delish!

My wife and I were in the area and looking for a winery. Google brought us to Dragonfly and we were…read morehappy it did. They have a lot of wine to choose from. Our favorite was the blackberry. We then ordered the blueberry and cream cheese dip and a flatbread pizza as well. Both terrific. We had a 16 year old young lady sing and play her guitar. It's so wonderful to meet ssuch talented people. We will be back soon. We took home a few bottles of wine to enjoy at home. Sean the owner told us of the history of the building and the area. We will have to come back and try the tea room with her granddaughter.

So this is a small town winery. There aren't many people in here right now but it's very loud. It…read moreretains a little bit of Country rustic charm but metal chairs on concrete are probably something that you want to keep in mind if that's going to affect people with bad backs or walking problems. This style of environment adds to the venture being loud... yes, this is an acoustic warning if you are inside (presumably the outside area is much more less ear splitting). During our visit there was only one employee working (perhaps owner???) He was trying to fill multiple roles so I can't fault him but the service was really rather slow as he was trying to be a cook a waiter a server as well as cashier. This is a small joint. Inexpensive as well as a flight of wine (three tastes) was only $7 Overall I think this is a solid three-star Winery. If you are in the area it is as good as any to stop in but not really exceptional nor worth the drive of say more than 20 minutes or so.

If you want a unique but traditional afternoon tea experience, you need to visit The Van Horne!…read more Their food is all locally sourced, and I am sure all delicious. I had their potato soup, which was incredible, the steamed broccoli with cheese which was good, and the Tea for Two with a friend. We got to try their day-old strawberry scones and their raspberry scones of the day (which, by the way, I would not have know which was old and which was not if we hadn't been told). Each of us got to choose 3 sandwiches, which I have not experienced before but appreciated, and I enjoyed all 3 of my cucumber sandwiches. We also each got to choose our own quiche slice from the two daily flavors. I really did appreciate how each person could get exactly what they wanted while still having a full tea experience. The nut rolls and Mexican wedding cookies were also yummy and I wish I could have had more. Each of us got to choose our own tea as well, which is pretty typical, although not every place allows that. They had a huge menu to choose from, and the best part is that you can also order any of their teas to go in a tin to make your own at home. They even have some more unique flavors, such as some oolong varieties. The service is a bit slow, but everyone, from the owners to the servers, is so sweet, so you can't really complain. We had Emma as our server and she did not steer us wrong with recommendations we asked for and was able to tell us all about what we were getting. She is such a joy and in a great role. The ambiance is also unique. It feels like you are either in an antique store or old Victorian house. It really does look like an afternoon tea place. You do need a reservation, especially on a weekend. The space isn't huge and they do not have a huge staff, and you can tell they like to make sure they are prepared so it can be a relaxing, special experience, whether having tea or anything else they offer. I would recommend making a trip out here, and this is a definite stop any time I am in the area moving forward!

We were here for our 43rd wedding anniversary. It was so perfect. We were greeted promptly and…read moreseated. We had made reservations. Our server told us the specials of the day and told us about the tea. The restaurant is decorated so cute. Old fashioned and fun. We ordered the afternoon tea for 2. We had 3 half croissants each half a large scone each and a small piece of quiche. There were a few cookies and fruit on the tier also. We ordered the Chinese Keemun tea. It was delicious. We also had a cup of potato soup as a starter. The lovely owner came over to check in. She is so sweet. We will definitely be returning for another meal.

I stayed here a while back, and it was my first time ever staying at a bed and breakfast. I was a…read morelittle apprehensive since I was traveling alone, but I felt safe and comfortable the entire time. Check-in was a breeze, and the room was very clean. There were plenty of delicious tea and coffee options available upon arrival. The innkeeper's mother was lovely and popped over shortly after I arrived to show me around and ask what time I'd like breakfast. I slept great, and the room had a lovely bathtub to wind down after a long drive. In the morning, I had to leave earlier than expected. As I was leaving, I popped into the dining area to let the innkeeper, Anna, know, and she was insistent that she could whip me up some breakfast quickly. She was beyond kind, and the breakfast was fabulous. Some of the best waffles I've ever had! Anna, thank you again for breakfast and the stay. I hope to return sometime in the future with a partner for an entire weekend.

A beautiful high tea ceremony for a completely unreasonably low price. It's a smallish menu but…read moreyou will be full, and the teas were all tasty - and the tea room strides that line between "lovely" and "kitschy," an overstuffed British parlor with lots of art of royalty and fine China. Only reason this is four stars instead of five is how difficult it is to get in touch with them to get a reservation - their email doesn't work, leaving a message on their phone doesn't always get you a response, and they're always busy enough that you can never just drop in. If you're willing to have some stick-to-itiveness to get a spot, though, prepare yourself for three hours of luxurious fun.

My daughter surprised me for Mother's Day with a trip to Uniquely Yours Tea Room. It was so much…read morefun! We loved the food, the atmosphere, and the people! The facility is BEAUTIFUL! The staff was so kind, efficient, and courteous. The owner actually did a whole photo shoot for us! They had fun hats to wear for the guests, and a gift shop with very cool items. We loved every minute of our experience! I will cherish the memories of this day forever! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

More Tea with The Madre!…read more My mom and I always make it a point to go to tea whenever we're in the same state. This time, we visited Uniquely Yours Tea House in Hickory, PA. Upon arrival, the charming house and well-manicured landscaping set a welcoming tone. A sign at the end of the walkway requests that guests wait there or in their cars until their reservation time, which makes sense since the waiting area inside is a bit small. We were warmly greeted by the proprietor and led inside, where we were introduced to a unique tea selection process. Instead of a menu, guests choose their tea from a cabinet of jars. You open each jar to smell its contents and make your selection. While the jars were labeled, many labels were slightly smudged, and some jars weren't very fragrant, making the process a bit cumbersome. Personally, I would have preferred a traditional menu, but the owner seemed somewhat put off by this preference. Interestingly, both my mom and I chose the same tea, and our hostess chided us for lacking an adventurous spirit. That interaction was a little more than a bit off-putting, but we moved on to our table. The table settings were elegant, with matching teapots placed on stands heated by candles. However, while my mom's candle was lit, mine was not, and the hostess didn't light it upon serving. It seemed like an oversight that could have been easily avoided. We both enjoyed the black currant tea, which was delightful and definitely worth recommending. However, I noticed that the table was set with paper napkins that were thin and unimpressive. I definitely prefer cloth napkins, especially for tea. Given the overall ambiance, this detail seemed out of place--almost like using plastic forks at a fine dining experience. Moving on to the food, everything was beautifully presented and delicious. The grilled sandwich with provolone, spinach, and a herby spread was a standout, though wiping my hands on the thin napkin just highlighted the fact that it was not cloth. The Hawaiian chicken salad in a croissant was also excellent. However, the cucumber sandwich, served on raisin or craisin bread, overpowered the cucumbers and cream cheese with its strong flavor. But the portions were generous, so come hungry! The scone, a glazed lemon poppy seed, was moist and paired perfectly with Devonshire cream. The sweets were a highlight: a delicate cream horn with edible gold glaze, a summer berry cupcake, and a filled cookie with white chocolate and berry--each was as delicious as it was beautiful. Overall, while the tea and food were enjoyable, and the setting was lovely, the tea selection process and the use of paper napkins detracted from the experience for me. If you're a fan of tea, it's worth a visit, but be prepared for these quirks and go with an empty stomach!

Excellent fusion restaurant for different types of Asian cuisine! In addition to the food options,…read morethere are also different types of bubble teas available. We were greeted when we arrived in the restaurant and was able to be seated immediately. I noticed that the restaurant is doing an excellent job of following COVID safety protocols. Once we were seated, someone came to give us menus and take our drink orders. We ordered appetizers first which were delicious. I highly recommend the summer rolls! The appetizer platter was super good too. My favorite item on the platter was the dumplings. I ordered the pho with shrimp and absolutely loved it! The broth was seasoned well and the plate that contained the fresh veggies for the pho was substantial. In my opinion this is the best pho in the Akron area. The staff was hard-working, friendly and very attentive. I look forward to eating here again.

Was very tasty but not really Pad Kra Pow. More like holy basil stir fry. Was expecting minced meat…read morestir fry with basil.

If you were looking for a charming tea house, this place is for you! House in a beautiful old…read moreVictorian mansion, it is recommended that you make reservations well in advance. The servers are incredibly attentive and make wonderful recommendations. I took three friends here this past weekend and we had a wonderful time. The T. selection is quite large, and although we each ordered a different tea, everyone enjoyed what they ordered. My three friends ordered the lady Diana plate, and I had the sausage flatbread. They all loved their lunch, and although I thoroughly enjoyed the chicken soup that was the soup of the day, the flatbread just had too much sausage on it for my liking. Nothing wrong with it, it just wasn't for me. We all ordered the scone of the day, which was a lemon blueberry, and they serve this with clotted cream in jam. The scones were exceptional! The inside of the home is super charming, and they will even give you a tiara to wear if it's your birthday! They have a very cute gift shop upstairs on the second level, and there are other cute boutiques right down the road. I feel that this tea parlor is better for adults or older children, as they felt that it was very fancy. I am a connoisseur of tea rooms, and this one truly stood out. I highly recommend you give it a shot. If you also enjoy charming tea houses

This is a long delayed review as I actually visited Quintealia's a few months ago with a large…read moregroup of foodie-focused friends, but better late than never! Overall, I am glad that a couple dozen of us were able to support this local, independent business, especially since the owner herself stopped by to greet us all one by one and give us a short history lesson of the historic building/former home (formerly owned by wealthy local man, George Ford) and the business itself! The recipies are from the owner's grandmother, whose name is actually Quintilia! As part of our tea party package, we had: -Hibiscus berry tea -Cinnamon orange spice tea -Tomato tortelini soup -Petit fours -Homemade scones -4 half sandwiches and 6 bite size desserts Imo, the best dessert was a small lemon tart! In all honesty, everything was very good! I would recommend adding a small salad to the line up, however. Also, make sure to call ahead of time to buy scones to go! There is, of course, a cute gift shop is on the 2nd floor. I didn't buy anything this time. I spent some time looking around the inside as every room is decorated differently. So in all, my bill came to $51 total with tax and tip. Most of us had leftovers to bring home - i did not. Make sure to call ahead for reservations!